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Fonds consists of annual reports, financial records, agreements between the company and union locals, employee indices, publications, printed material and clippings, and photographs.

This discrete item is a hand-made recruitment poster, likely used during the campaign to enlist men for the second contingent of the 5th Field Company in 1916. There are photographs sewn onto a piece of khaki canvas depicting the winter quarters of the 5th Field Company, the Barriefield camp, groups of engineers, and a watertower.

The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, speeches and briefs presented to Government agencies and at conferences.

Fonds consists of correspondence; subject files; project and sponsored project files; secretary's and treasurer's reports; briefs; annual reports; membership lists; scrapbooks; and printed material.

The fonds consists of film scripts.

Fonds predominantly consists of records created and maintained by the Fund in pursuit of their goal to grant funds for projects which carry out the aims of the organization. Also contains governance records such as minutes, annual reports, and policies relating to the Endowment Council.

Ledger contains come clippings, photographs and sketches.

Fonds consists of copies of the Constitution and By-Laws; correspondence created and received by various Union Presidents and Corresponding Secretaries; minutes and Annual Meeting Reports of the Central Committee; minutes of the National Executive Committee; Presidents' records; membership and other records relating to various Branches, including Alta Vista, Glengarry, John Read, and Newbolt; files relating to the Annual Literary Competition; yearbooks and copies of the 'Leaflet'; various publicaitons disseminated by the National Home Reading Union and the Canadian Association of Reading Clubs; photographs; clippings.

Correspondence, files and sound recordings relating to the Oral History Project.

Correspondence between James Alexander Corry, Frank Scott and George Victor Ferguson, 1939-1940, and printed material on civil liberties during wartime, 1938-1940. Minutes of first meeting of advisory committee to establish The International Journal.